A Husband and A Wife ... why it matters ...

Why does it matter that Ashley and I are a husband and wife team and not just two photographers? The reality is it goes much deeper than it seems. The simple answer is we know exactly what each other is thinking at any moment because we share a connection that no other two people do. A lot of photographers work as individuals and simply hire out a second photographer. Or if it is a bigger studio they themselves are outsourced photographers. How can two people who only work together once a week, or may be working together for the first time, possibly capture a wedding in the emotionally attached and committed way it needs to be.


Ashley and I always know what each other's next move is. After shooting over 100 weddings together, and being married for nearly 7 years, we've learned to think ahead of each other and anticipate. During a first kiss or during the first dance I know exactly what Ashley is shooting and why she is shooting it. She knows exactly what I am doing and why I am doing it. We are able to better capture the moments of your wedding day because we work as one and not as two individuals. Ashley's camera is an extension of mine and vice versa.


From the beginning of the day until the time we leave a wedding we are in constant contact regarding what we are doing and why. We share ideas, we communicate, and most importantly we grow closer. Every wedding we shoot is an opportunity for Ashley and I to grow closer together and that helps us to produce the beautiful photos you see on our site. Ashley and I shoot a wedding engulfed in the emotion of the wedding day. Quite honestly, we get caught up in it. I catch myself not taking photos sometimes because I become a guest. I feel that I am sharing the emotion that the bride, groom, and family are feeling. I know Ashley feels the same way. We are committed and attached.


Many times Ashley and I catch up with each other as we are transitioning from location to location and discuss how we are feeling. It is easy to put ourselves in everyone's position. From bride and groom to mom and dad. We often talk about how it will feel when our children are getting married. What it will feel like for us and what it will be like for them. We shoot with the emotion we feel.